Nicklaus Regains No 1 Golf Rating at Heritage Classic
Jack Nicklaus wins the Heritage Classic with a 271 total to reclaim the top golf ranking. Johnny Miller leads early rounds with a 63 and a 68 final round, but Nicklaus clinches victory ahead of Weiskopf and Coody as Palmer Trevino and Player trail. Miller misses the cut for the final rounds.
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Bob Green
Hilton Head Island
S. C
Jack
Johnny Miller
Jack Nicklaus
Miller
Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
Lee Trevino
Tom Weiskopf
Bruce Crampton
Hale Irwin
Augusta
Harbour Town
Weiskopf
Nicklaus
Charles Coody
Irwin
Trevino
Player
Palmer
Bruins Edge Kentucky In NCAA Final Showdown
UCLA and Kentucky meet in the San Diego Sports Arena for the NCAA basketball final with Wooden seeking a 10th title. The Bruins face a deep Kentucky squad as Wooden nears retirement, while injury notes and pro‑size Kentucky front line shape the dramatic championship night.
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SAN Diego
Ucla Bruins
John Wooden
Bruins
Kentucky
UCLA
Adolph Rupp
Hall
Wooden
Indiana
Dave Meyers
Louisville
Wildcats
Syracuse
Roy Danforth
Meyers
Marques Johnson
Richard Washington
Ralph Drollinger
Pete Trgovich
Andre McCarter
Hail
Lew Alcindor
Bill Walton
Golf Scoreboard Surges Through Notable Names and Scores
The list features players such as Nickious Weistopf Coody Monoffey Crompton Kite and Irwin with varied earnings from 46 000 to 1 30, 000. It records round by round results 66 43 74 48 271 70 65 68 71 274 etc highlighting individual scores and placements across the field.
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J Nickious
T Weistopf
C Coody
J Monoffey
Crompton
Tom Kite
Mac McLendon
Joan Schliee
Hale Irwin
Dor January
M Barber
G Archer
Gary Plover
Tom Watson
Lee Trevino
Jerry McGee
P Fitzsimons
G Gilbert
Pearce
Gud Allin
Fieckmaen
M Rudolph
B Stanton
Doug Ford
Dale Hawes
A Palmer
P Oosterhuis
K Zortey
Joe Inmon
Bob Wynn
G McCord
Green
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al Geiberger
Rod Curl
L Ziegier
G Knudson
L Graham
J Colbert
Coalby
B. Murphy
Jerry Pate
J Heard
E Smith
Iverson
Melnyk
Dickinson
C Courtney
Ray
Billy Ziobro
Bob Menne
Bob Dickson
Jim Dent
Bruce Devlin
Don Sikes
Terry Wilcox
L Thompson
Mark Hayes
Jim Ferree
Jin Jomieson
Don Massengale
Roy Pace
Mike Schiveter
Bruce Fleisher
Richie Kort
UCLA Mourns Icon John Wooden Steps Down After 27 Years
John Wooden resigns as UCLA Bruins coach after 27 seasons ending with a bid for a 10th NCAA title. The Times names possible successor candidates including Dave Gavitt and Denny Crum as the school weighs a historic transition.
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Wooden
Gary Cunningham
Dave Gavitt
Providence
Denny Crum
Louisville
Crum
UCLA
Stottlemyre Seeks New Club After Yankees Waiver Request
Mel Stottlemyre said he would call other clubs to explore interest after the Yankees placed him on waivers for unconditional release. He noted he is unsure if he can pitch and expressed disappointment about spring training. Ralph Houk, now Tigers manager, indicated interest in Stottlemyre in Lakeland.
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Stottlemyre
Ralph Houk
Lakeland
Houk
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New York Yankees
Yankees
Yankee
Tigers
Lolich Pounded As Tigers Fall In Spring Game
Detroit ace Mickey Lolich endured a rough outing, surrendering eight Reds runs by the second inning before Detroit rallied to a 13-12 win. Manager Ralph Houk criticized coverage, while Lolich acknowledged poor stuff and declining velocity after six spring starts. Bill Freehan delivered a late go ahead hit.
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Detroit Tigers
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Detroit
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Joe Morgan
Bill Plummer
Lolich
Houk
Mickey
Cincinnati
Clay Kirby
Clay Carroll
Pedro Borbon
Tigers
Bill Freehan
Baltimore
Mike Cuellar
Orioles
Texas Rangers
Cuellar
Baseball Spring Games Highlight Major Leagues and Rookies
The report notes spring performances from Jeff Burroughs with two homers and six RBIs, Tom Grieve's homer, and rookies contributing in wins for the Astros, Brewers, A’s, Twins, Pirates, Phillies, Cardinals, Giants, Padres, and others. Key injuries include Bob Bailey's broken hand.
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Tom Grieve
Texas
New York Yankees
New York
Jose Cruz
Houston
Burroughs
Steve Rogers
Astros
Montreal Expos
Montreal
Bob Bailey
Jim York
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee Brewers
Cleveland Indians
Jim Slaton
Pat Osburn
Cleveland
Buckner
Andy Messersmith
Las
Aggies Welcome ORU For Twin Bill At McCord Field
Aggies host Oval Roberts University in a 1 p.m. doubleheader at McCord Field seeking win after a 5-2 start. Coach Al Everest fields Rushing, Darrell Cofer and a pitching staff led by Cofer 2-0 and Rushing 1-1 with Berry Johnson Simpson among candidates. Catcher Gary Cochran listed. infielders include Berry Rodrick Kenedy Ryker. outfielders Nightingale Holden Boley. designated hitter Billy Bob Bailey. Aggies return Wednesday to host Midwestern University for a twinbill.
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Aggies
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New Mexico Highlands
Montana
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Rushing
Darrell Cofer
Cofer
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Eisenhower
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Bill Berry
Tim Johnson
Terry Simpson
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Simpson
Gary Cochran
Berry
Leon Rodrick
Gary Kenedy
Carl Ryker
Darrell Nightingale
Billy Holden
Joe Boley
Billy Bob Bailey
Midwestern University
Napoles Wins Hard Fight Despite Eye Injury Endangering Career
Jose Napoles retained the welterweight title after a 12th round stoppage against Armando Muniz in Acapulco. A severe eyelid cut required surgery and doctors warned the injury could end Napoles's career, with the bout halted after multiple ring inspections and a consult with boxing officials.
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Mexico
Jose Napoles
Armando Muniz
Napoles
Mexico City
City track teams brace for busy three-meet week
Lawton High and Eisenhower enter the Del City meet while MacArthur competes in the Carl Albert Invitational at Midwest City. Prelims start at 12 noon with finals at 5. Ike eyes East Central, LHS idle weekend. MacArthur hosts Highlander Invitational Saturday. Cameron heads to Texas Relays in Austin Thursday.
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